The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-09-22

NO. l llOl
Fresh barrel cider on tap at John
Flynns.
The erection of the sheriff's barn
las been commenced.
Charles Burpe is clerking i'll the
store of Hancock & Stebblns.
The state appropriation to the Stew
ems County Agricultural Society is
s2lS.o5.
Remember the temperance lecture
at Agency hall, Sunday evening, Sep
TENDER 25th,
H. II. Hawley. of Ohio. is doing
the jewelry work in E. B. Wood
ward 5 store.
Prof. 4. R. Cornwall will give a
prohibition lecture at the court house
tomorrow evening.
Rev. Mr.. Sherman, of Benson, was
in Morris Monday and conducted SER
vices in the Episcopal church that
evening.
Judge Sleeper, of the 18th district,
will hold court here this fall to dispose
of several'cas in which Judge Brown
was interested as attorney.
1t would be easier to name the
Morrisites who stayed at home than
to name those who took in the pleas
ures of the cities last week..
Chas. Beugnot, of the depot force,
date of Morris) smashed one of his
fingers badly while handling freight
this week.-Little Falls Transcript.
R't Rev. VI. n. Gilbert, Assistant
Bishop for Minnesota, will visit Nor
ris for service on Monday evening.
Sept. %. Services at the Episcopal
church at 1870.
II. r. Wolff has purchased the
wood yard of 7. NJ. Lowater and is
building a large ware house on the
grounds. He intends to handle oats
and other produce.
There will be harvest home SER
vices at the Methodist church next
Sunday. The church will be appro-
priately decorated for the morning
and evening exercises.
Two hunting wagons loaded with
men-hunters- collided on the corner
of 4th street and Oregon Ave-, shak-
ing both cargoes up considerably and
doing some damage to one of the out
fits.
Miss Nellie Ruddock, who has been
q teacher among the freedmen for a
number of years, in the employ OF
the American Missionary Associa
ton will speak of the work at the
South next Sabbath evening, Sept
Is.
ID. Fuller was taken to Little
Falls last Saturday. With propel
treatment he expects to be all right
IN few weeks, and he says he viii
throttle his engine again this fall
His grit will do good deal towards
his recovery.
While out hunting one evening las
week, owing to the darkness, M. Muir
ply lost valuable spaniel near
slough few miles from town. The
next afternoon, nearly twenty-foul
hours afterwards, he went to the
slough and found his dog waiting
near the spot he missed her the pre-
vious evening.
Mrs. NJ. A. Whiteley's Milliner!
store is replete with all the lates
styles of fall and winter hats, bonnet
notions, silks, trimmings etc. Mr.
Whitley who has had experience IL
the dry goods business, will give III
all other business to take charge O
department of dress-goods, gents un
derwear, furnishing goods. etc.. ii
which lines they are adding larg'
and assorted stock.
Stevens County's representatives a
the state fair carried off their shar'
of the Doodle there distributed a.
premiums among the owners of the
best stock exhibited. Amonl
those are the Pope and Stevens Coun
ty Breeders Association to whom was
given second prize on French coach
stations, for their stallion sSuperb,'
and II. w. Stone, who took severa
nrizes on Red Polled cattle and milcl
grades. Stevens county is iustl
proud of the blooded stock it is abb
to show.